So, for your viewing pleasure, here are my creations:
I started with the focal, which was a wonderful shade of blue green, and dressed with up with one of the shell drops and added a couple of dangles. I stacked the quartz rounds with the deep blue green flower spacers and used copper wire wrapping to tie it all together. The necklace is asymmetrical and ends with a copper toggle clasp.
Originally, these drops were going to be part of the necklace above, but then discovered that they were top/side drilled so went to plan B. I used 26g copper wire and twisted it together, added some more little flowers and copper spacers that I had. The only beads I bought were the gorgeous aqua/metallic crystal beads which I found on sale at the big M. I fell in love with them, and used them all! This was not a planned piece, but it came together while I was fiddling, and I'm pleased with the end result.
These lucite shells paired with copper/metallic drops ( all courtesy of Clare) to make a sweet little pair of earrings.
But my favorite??
The bracelet. This is what I first started working on, and I absolutely love, love, love it. This one is MINE! It actually matched what I was wearing the day I made it, and combination of copper and blue greens is one of my favorites. I used almost every type of bead that Clare sent in this bracelet, and had a blast doing it.
Here's another view:
Added a second row of chain which matches the first pendant to tie the two pieces together. I'm so pleased with how these turned out. I feel like it's a cohesive collection.
There were a few beads that I didn't use, but have plans for (the exquisite yellow drops). Don't forget to stop by Clare's blog to see what she served up with the beads I sent her.
**Somehow there is an invisible table below the list of names- scroll through the empty space to get to the comments section. I CANNOT get to it disappear***
Thanks, Lori, for another wonderful experience, and for going above and beyond when life has been challenging lately! Here's the rest of the 2nd reveal participants (there's a BUNCH of us from literally all over the world):
Agata Grygiel
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Ali McCarthy
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Alice Craddick
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Amy Severino
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Ana Krepel
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Andra Weber
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Andrea Glick
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Andrea Trank
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Anitra Gordy Boyers
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Annette Rivers
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Anu Tuppurainen
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April Grinaway
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Audrey BĂ©langer
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B.R.Kuhlman
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Barbara Bechtel
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Barbara Mason
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Becky Pancake
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Beti Horvath
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Billi RS Rothove
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Bobbie Rafferty
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Brandi Burdick
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Candida Castleberry
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Carol Dillman
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Carolyn Gebert
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Carolyn Lawson
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Caron Reid
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Catherine King
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Cathy Jakicic
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Chandra Merod
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Charlene Jacka
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Cheri Reed
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Cherrie Fick
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Cherrie Warzocha
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Cheryl Brown
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Cheryl Dunham
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Cheryl Foiles
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Cheryl Gangle
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Chris Eisenberg
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Chris White
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Christina Miles
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Christine Murrow (you're here)
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Cindy Ritchie
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Clare Etheridge
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Cory Tompkins
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Cris Peacock
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Cynthia Abner
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Debbie Rasmussen
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Debi Levine
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Deborah Brooks
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Deborah Read
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Debra Behrends
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Dorota Żerańska
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Elaine Robitaille
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Elsie Deliz-Fonseca
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Emma Todd
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Erin Guest
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Evelyn Shelby
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Evie and Beth McCord
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Francy Inman
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Ginger Bishop
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Gloria Allen
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Hajer Waheed
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Hope Smitherman
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Ilenia Ruzza
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Ilona Hegedűs
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Ine Vande Cappelle
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Jackie Ryan
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Janine Lucas
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Jean Peter
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Jean Wells
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Jeanne Steck
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Jelveh Jaferian
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Jennifer Cabic
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Jennifer Reno
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Jennifer VanBenschoten
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Jenny Davies-Reazor
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Jenny Kyrlach
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Jenny Robledo
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Jessica Brower
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Jill MacKay
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JJ Jacobs
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Jo-Ann Woolverton
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Joanne Tinley
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Johanna Rhodes Nash
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Judy Robinson
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Juli Cannon
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Julia Gerlach
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Julie Bowen
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Julie Panusis
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K Hutchinson
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Karen Martinez
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Karen Vincent
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Karen Williams
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Karin Slaton
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Karyn Bonfiglio
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Kat Douglas
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Kate Dufour
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Kate Mulligan
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Kate Richbourg
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Kathleen Gallant
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Kathleen Lange Klik
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Katie Nielsen-Nunez
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Kay Bolton
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Kayla Potega
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Kelli Jacobson
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Kelly Patterson
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Kelly Ramstack
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Kiersten Kern
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Kim Sparks
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Klaudete Koon
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Klaudia TĂłth
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Krista French
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Kristin Oppold
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Kym Hunter
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Lana Kinney
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Laura Guenther
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Lauren Fenty
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Leah Curtis
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Lennis Carrier
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Linda Murphy
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Lisa Johnson
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Lori Anderson
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Lupe Meter
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Lynn Jobber
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Mandi Effron
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Marcia Dunne
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Margareta Saari
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Marie Covert
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Mary Ellen Parker
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Maryse
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Megan Milliken
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Melissa Meman
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Melissa Mesara
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Michaela Pabeschitz
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Michelle Tucker
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Mimi Gardner
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Mischelle Fanucchi
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Monica Phillips
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Mowse Doyle
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Nancy Boylan
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Nancy Dale
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Pat Haight
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Patina Queen
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Patty Miller
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Pia Kaven
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Rebecca Anderson
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Rose Johnson
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Roxanne Blanc
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Sarah Goode
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Sarah Singer
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Sarah Strover
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Shalini Austin
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Sherri Stokey
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Sherry Baun
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Sheryl Stephens
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Silvia Sernicola
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Solange Collin
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Stacie Florer
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Stacy Alderson
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Stephanie Haussler
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Stephanie LaRosa
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Sue Burleigh
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Susan Bowie
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Susan Kelly
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Susan of Libellula
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Susan Sheehan
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Suzanne Fragiacomo
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Tammi Sloan
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Tammie Everly
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Tania Hagen
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Tania Spivey
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Tanya Goodwin
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Tanya Wiles
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Tari Kahrs
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Theresa Buchle
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Tiffany Smith
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Tina Holden
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Tracey Nanstad
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Tracie Dean
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Tracy Bell
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Tracy Kruse
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Veralynne Malone
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Veronica
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Christie This is where the pesky invisible table is--- just keep scrolling down to get to the comments. Thanks! |
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Copper & turquoise is my new favourite combo :-) Love your work and the cute shell earrings are adorable!
ReplyDeletethank you- these beads were fun to play with.
DeleteThat bracelet is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks- it's def a keeper for me :)
DeleteIt's all so sweet♥ and Summer is coming, have fun with your jewelry
ReplyDeletethank you, I will!
DeleteExcellent pieces - they have a kind of 'seaside-y' theme!
ReplyDeleteLiving in Florida, that's a good thing! thank you
DeleteBeautiful work and so fresh and seaside!
ReplyDeletethank you! I'm in love with these colors.
DeleteWonderful work! I love the fresh colors and fun designs~
ReplyDeletelove these teal colours and the designs are so feminine and fresh, beautiful work
ReplyDeleteAren't they pretty? Clare did me right :) Thanks
DeleteGreat jewelry! I adore the colors and the variety of bead shapes.
ReplyDeleteI’m in the third reveal. Can’t wait.
http://vintagememoriesjewelry.blogspot.com
kathy
I'll look forward to seeing your soup too, Kathy! Thanks for the kind words.
DeleteBeautiful work well done!
ReplyDeletethank you so much
DeleteSo soothing and beachy and beautiful~ love love love!
ReplyDeletethanks,Juli- had a blast working with these goodies.
Deletemulti-strand bracelet is my favourite!congratulations!
ReplyDeletethanks- it was mine too
DeleteI really like the colors of your soup. I adore that bracelet. Great work Christine.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ginger. Can't go wrong with turquoise blues and copper ;)
DeleteThat charm bracelet I would wear in an heartbeat ! Amazing soup :)
ReplyDeleteSweet Hay Suess..... That bracelet is simply A M A Z I N G. I love all your designs, but your wrist is going to be the best looking wrist around with that stunning piece. congrats.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI finally found the comment section ,ha,ha,I love the colors all the designs m but the bracelet got me favorite is the bracelet ''beautiful''.
ReplyDeleteI love all your pieces, very summer style!
ReplyDeleteI'm on the 3rd reveal, I'm partecipating for the 3rd time on BSBP, what a fun :)
ciao dall'Italia
That bracelet is to die for! My favourite colours as well!
ReplyDeleteAll of the pieces are gorgeous! I think my fav would have to be the second necklace ~ very nice;~)
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love every piece that you made from this soup!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pieces! I think my favorite are the shell earrings. Love the shell beads! You always seem to know just how to combine your beads to make such fun bracelets.
ReplyDeleteGreat pieces...really nice designs w/fantastic color!
ReplyDeleteI just love them all, but the bracelet with the star is my favorite!! Great job!! ~KM 1st reveal - http://kraftymax.blogspot.com/2013/03/7th-bead-soup-blog-party-reveal-33013.html
ReplyDeleteLove all of your pieces but I really love the second necklace with the blue beads and the copper chain - awesome! I bet it is fun to hear the bracelet jangle as you walk or work :) Love it all!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, my, everything is beautiful. Love, love what you have made. Those lucite shell beads are to die for. They must be very vintage and very rare as I have never seen anything like them. You did a beautiful job with everything.
ReplyDeleteI love that necklace and I'm so envious because I suck at wirework! great work
ReplyDeleteI love everything you did, the colors are so beautiful and the copper is so perfect!
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Thank you all for the lovely comments-can't beat being part of the BSBP community!
ReplyDeleteChristie
Everything turned out so beautiful! You did a great job with your soup!
ReplyDeleteLove love everything you created
ReplyDeleteChristie, love your style!
ReplyDeleteEverything is gorgeous and jingly jangly bracelets are my absolute favorites!
ReplyDeleteLovely and elegant work. Great photography to. Kristin Oppold
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, lovely colors, lovely design, great great job!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty - I'll bet the bracelet is great when you're wearing it - lots of movement!
ReplyDeleteI love everything but my favorite is the bracelet too. Copper and turquoise is hard to beat!! Put altogether and you certainly do have a fabulous collection!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely soft colours everything is beautiful and so pretty!
ReplyDeleteJackie
Beautiful work! :)
ReplyDeleteYes, I'd say that is definitely a cohesive collection. I bet that bracelet gives a nice soft jingle too. Great work!
DeleteGorgeous pieces!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely get your draw to your bracelet. It's beautiful. But. . .that first necklace caught my attention immediately. Its simplicity and elegance are just my style. Fabulous work!
ReplyDeleteLovely pieces full of color and movement - what fun!
ReplyDeleteYour designs are beautiful. Great job using your soup.
ReplyDeleteI just love the color and the feel of the designs. I am with you. That charm bracelet is my favorite. I can just imagine the little tinkling as the drops click together.
ReplyDeleteI love the color combo with copper. I adore the Bracelet the best. love danglies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great beach feel while still being elegant.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful jewelry!! Wow, everything is gorgeous, Christie! You outdid yourself :)
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